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The region later known as Palestine was divided by the Romans as follows:

  • The province of Judea, which also included Samaria. Its cities and villages included:
  • Jerusalem
  • Caesarea (the capital of the province)
  • Jericho
  • Hebron
  • Bethlehem
  • Bethany - village
  • The territory of Herod Antipas (a son of Herod the Great). It had two regions: Galilee and Perea. Its cities and villages included:
  • Sepphoris - built by Herod Antipas
  • Tiberius - built by Herod Antipas
  • Bethsaida
  • Nazareth - village
  • Capernaum - village
  • Cana - village
  • Nain - village
  • The territory of Philip, which included Iturea and Trachonitis. Its cities included:
    • Caesarea Philippi
  • The cities of the Decapolis (ten cities) - self governing cities. These included:
    • Gerasa (Jerash)
    • Scythopolis (Beth-Shean) - located between Galilee and Perea
    • Hippos
    • Gadara
    • Pella
    • Philadephia (Amman)
    • etc.
    It is likely "ten" was a round number, designed to cover all the cities that were allowed to be self-governing. Our main list includes Damascus, which is geographically remote from these others.
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